21 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
1
Jolson issues broadside against the New Deal during a speaking tour. He accuses administration of missteps and quotes desire to influence policy while criticizing Hooverism and the White House. The remarks cover reforms, division of powers, and calls for relief strategies as he campaigns.
An annual freshman dance is set for tonight at Callega Education with registration for freshmen continuing since Thursday. Tests for freshmen will be Tuesday. Upperclassmen register with classes opening Wednesday. A student tea sponsored by the Selous council at the college will be held Sunday afternoon.
The Great West Sugar company announced a price raise to six dollars ten cents per hundred weight effective Friday. European buying weakness and altered demand are cited as factors while Western Sugar Refinery and Spreckets Sugar Company report related pricing moves amid market conditions. Prices rise alongside changes in the cane sugar market and export activity.
In Denver a middle aged bride was found slain inside a home in Littleton after a marriage the same day by a justice of the peace. A wedding license found in a purse near the body is believed to play a role. Police questioned the groom John Tofail and a dry cleaning firm employee who led officers toward the suspected scene and the couple’s abrupt flight.
A driver and passenger alleged a man threw a tomato at a Denver bound truck near Talleville injuring the rider. The driver and companion were ordered to appear in Greeley court to arrange damages. Authorities described the attack as unpremeditated with the thrower claiming no harm intended despite windshield damage. A separate theft case in Los Angeles valued at $600,000 was reported.
Rev. Jlomer 73 Wendeyaon and Moses Mo Shaw tour Linopantern Presbyteries of United Presbyterian churches visiting Greeley Sun. Dr Henderson speaks at 9:46 a.m. on Christian Youth Building a New World. Shaw leads the eleven o'clock service. Dinner conference follows with Frank Boyd as organizer. Officers listed: Amelia Ochs, Ariel Arms, Myrle Wilkinson, Jack Eliott.
Plumb and Edwards investigate halt of WPA highway project west of Fort Lupton after county official and road overseer visit Denver. WPA district head Earl Hamilton says an application detail delayed orders to pause work temporarily. few specifics about the scope of the hold.
Ergin Jec, caretaker at Island Grove, remains in office after officials announce his removal. A plan to replace him with B. W. Walters prompts Walter to assume duties while Jec refuses to vacate. Former Independent Lengua hero J Paul Caghorn is noted in rallies, with city plans to oust Island Grove caretaking staff continuing.
Denver dispatch reports Governor may ask legislators to assist in a probe into a liquor scandal. Secretary of State James Carr faced intensified questioning on a 24 point inquiry about a liquor permit matter. The governor signaled possible special session if Carr’s answers disappoint.
The report notes Welsh travels to Iowa to observe mixing plants as Burcet and Superintendent Walsh depart. It mentions WPA work, street heat, and potential oiling efforts in fall, with concerns about funding and the impact on city blocks and frontage improvements tied to ordinances.
Report from Metz France dated September 1941 describes members of the Hitler Youth crossing the frontier from Germany and attacking a group of French children. The incident follows border tensions and reflects the ongoing violence cited in wartime dispatches.
Weather reports warn of severe conditions over the North Atlantic with flight disruptions and danger to air crews. Six hours after a plane incident, crew safety concerns are raised as storms and squalls affect transatlantic routes near Newford with difficulties in sail and air operations.
Associated Press report states Governor Ed Johnson confirmed MedInroy to the budget and efficiency post, completing a vacancy from Edward Morgan's death. The Colorado Tax Commission also denied the reinstatement of Celina Link after a decade long dispute. Sheldon Tuckey received a continued appointment, with James T. McKernvey named budget and efficiency commissioner.
Nine men were rounded up at a Spud Patch poker game on a rural road north of Redbird. Officers confiscated $101.05, decks, and gambling paraphernalia as suspects denied gambling, claiming a harmless pitch game. Several were released. warrants included charges of gambling and operating a gaming house.
Potato growers urge one more frostless week to secure a fine potato crop in the irrigated region. Arch. Theid of Koray, a noted grower from LAL Keeton, says a late frost could ruin the year’s harvest, though a week of favorable weather would bolster yields.
Italy’s cabinet rejected the League of Nations peace plan and signaled that previously proposed terms would meet firm Italian resistance. Mussolini’s government prepared to explain the communique to the World Power committee, while warning Britain and France of possible repercussions as Europe edges toward war.
Dannie Peterson, 10, son of Mr Nodora A Peterson of 70 Yenth street Creeley, injured his hand Friday while working on a water project. Taken to the hospital for treatment, he was released after a few hours.
Postmaster General James Farley urged Congress and the state legislatures to act to stop secret fund collecting intended to influence elections. Washington reports say the Republican national committee organized a private company to raise a large fund and cancel donor names. Farley spoke to New York Democrats at an outdoor rally and accused the committee of covert fundraising. George Cotts, treasurer of the National Republican committees, denied the claim that a secret drive aims to influence elections.
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